Fenway Park Tour

4.7/5 (6 Reviews)

Visit the oldest and most beloved baseball park in Major League Baseball! See where Babe Ruth pitched, Ted Williams hit, and Carl Yastrzemski dazzled fans during his career. Enjoy the historic charm of Fenway Park. Sit atop the fabled Green Monster, visit the Fisk Pole and see why Fenway Park is celebrated by generations of fans.

Your knowledgeable guide will entertain you with stories and trivia and take you to areas typically only seen by the press and high rollers.You don’t have to be a baseball fan to appreciate a Fenway Park Tour and the park's historical importance to the city of Boston and all of New England.

Come visit Fenway Park and learn the secrets of the Green Monster- a thirty-six foot, two-inch (11.3 m) high wall that is part of the park’s original construction, and the target of right-handed hitters. The Green Monster is also famous for preventing home runs on many line drives that would otherwise clear the walls of the ballpark.

Since it’s unveiling on April 20, 1912, Fenway Park has been the home of many of Major League Baseball’s record-breaking moments. It is one of the few ballparks in country to still use a manual scoreboard. On your Fenway Park Tour, you will learn about the park’s most notable features, including the Green Monster, Duffy’s Cliff, Pesky’s Pole, Williamsburg, The Triangle, and the Lone Red Seat. Discover the legend and lore associated with Fenway Park and how it was once nearly torn down and replaced by another park.

Fenway Park is more than just the site of Red Sox games. The legendary baseball arena has also hosted the Beanpot, the Boston collegiate hockey tournament, the 2010 NHL Winter Classic and even numerous New England Patriots games in the days when the team was known as the Boston Patriots.

Come take a swing at Fenway Park and maybe, if you’re lucky, you’ll get a chance to meet Wally the Green Monster, who likes to stroll around the park looking for fans. Walk through baseball’s most sacred stadium and feel the magic of the Red Sox, while learning what makes Boston one of the most important baseball cities in the country.

This tour was made great by our guide who said her job was as an English teacher but you could tell her passion was baseball. I'm not a sports fan in particular but she made the tour wonderful with her enthusiasm.

My teenage daughters arent into baseball... but I am so we took the tour... they both enjoyed it... it was quick and full of details... the only down fall is that it is out of the way from other attractions... we had our vehicle but if you relied on public transport it would be a real pain...

A baseball fan's dream come true! Fenway is THE oldest remaining park steeped in history. The informative tour guides know their stuff and are eager to answer questions. Since tour day was a home game, we could not access the press box, but instead were given ON FIELD tour access to the warning track and Green Monster. I TOUCHED THE SCOREBOARD! A definite bucket list check-off. :)

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Hours

Daily: 9:00 am -5:00 pm, or three hours before game time.
Tours are unavailable on March 28th and April 5th.

Closings

Tours are unavailable on March 28th and April 5th.

Address

4 Yawkey WayBoston, MA 02215

Public Transportation

Take the T: Green Line to Kenmore Square stop. Follow Brookline Avenue to Yawkey Way. Turn left onto Yawkey Way.

Driving Directions

From downtown: Follow Commonwealth Ave. west to Kenmore Square. Bear left onto Brookline Ave. Take a left onto Landsdowne Street. At stop sign take a right. Stay straight onto Ipswich St. Go right onto Yawkey Way.

Getting In

Present your admission pass at the Fenway Park Tours stand, located inside the Red Sox Team Store (4 Yawkey Way), get in and enjoy!

Save even more with these pre-built discount packages that include Fenway Park Tour bundled with other great Boston attractions.